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fake plant for hanging planter Artificial Hanging Fern Basket – UV Resistant & Realistic Indoor Outdoor Decor

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fake plant for hanging planter Artificial Hanging Fern Basket – UV Resistant & Realistic Indoor Outdoor DecorThe Fern Artificial Hanging Basket at 1849in delivers a full, generous Fern botanical composition with an extended 49in total drop from hook point to trailing frond tip its long trailing Fern frond character creating a hanging botanical feature with significantly greater vertical presence than standard 18in basket formats. UV resistant. Backed by a 5 year UV warranty. Constructed from LDPE with integrated RealTex UV inhibitors. Trusted across 55,000+

The Fern Artificial Hanging Basket at 18×49in delivers a full, generous Fern botanical composition with an extended 49in total drop from hook point to trailing frond tip — its long trailing Fern frond character creating a hanging botanical feature with significantly greater vertical presence than standard 18in basket formats. UV resistant. Backed by a 5-year UV warranty. Constructed from LDPE with integrated RealTex™ UV inhibitors.

Trusted across 55,000+ installations worldwide. Backed by a 5-year UV warranty for indoor and outdoor use.

The 49in total drop distinguishes this basket from standard hanging basket formats — its trailing Fern fronds cascading nearly four feet from the hook point, creating a botanical hanging feature with the generous, lush visual presence of a mature planted specimen rather than a compact display piece.

Specification Detail
Basket Diameter 18in (approximately 46cm)
Total Drop (hook to frond tip) 49in (approximately 124cm)
Weight 2.6 lbs (1.2 kg)
Material LDPE with integrated RealTex™ UV inhibitors
UV Certification UV resistant — suitable for indoor and outdoor use
Indoor / Outdoor Suitable for indoor and outdoor use
Hanging Integrated hook or hanging chain — suspends from ceiling hooks, porch brackets, or pergola beams
Frost Resistance Frost resistant
Toxic Substances Non-toxic — SafeTex certified, RoHS compliant
Recyclable Yes — Designer Plants product recycling programme
Warranty 5-year UV warranty — indoor and outdoor use

Where This Basket Works Best

High-Ceiling Interior and Commercial Hanging Positions

The 49in total drop makes this the right specification for high-ceiling retail, hospitality, and commercial interior positions where a standard basket would appear lost — the extended Fern cascade creating vertical botanical presence proportional to the space.

Porch, Pergola, and Outdoor Entertaining Structures

UV resistant with a 5-year UV warranty for permanent porch bracket and pergola hanging positions — the long trailing fronds creating a generous botanical overhead feature without seasonal replacement.

Stairwell and Atrium Hanging Positions

The extended drop is specifically suited to stairwell and atrium positions where a basket needs to remain visually significant over a greater vertical distance from the hook point.

Home Interiors and Conservatories

A statement botanical hanging feature for home interiors with sufficient ceiling height to accommodate the full 49in drop without the trailing fronds reaching floor level.

Why Designers and Commercial Operators Specify Designer Plants

Designer Plants holds a 5-star rating across more than 20,000 verified customer reviews and has delivered commercial-grade installations for clients including BMW, Disney, Aperol, Facebook, Coca-Cola, and Westfield, with installations across North American universities, ski lodges, and resorts. Trade pricing available. Contact the team on +1 786 723 3309 or [email protected].

Maintenance

No watering, pruning, or seasonal care required. Dust periodically with a soft brush or dry cloth. For outdoor use, periodic treatment with Designer Plants UV Protection Spray maintains vibrancy year-round.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does Designer Plants ship from? +

California and Miami warehouses. Orders dispatched same or next business day via UPS or FedEx Ground.

What is the return policy? +

Returns accepted within 30 days. Email [email protected] for RMA. 15% restocking fee applies.

Can this be used outdoors? +

Yes. UV resistant with a 5-year UV warranty for indoor and outdoor use.

How is this hung? +

Integrated hook or hanging chain — suspends from ceiling hooks, porch brackets, or pergola beams.

What is the 49in dimension? +

The 49in measurement is the total hanging drop from the hook point to the lowest trailing frond tip — giving this basket a significantly longer overall height than standard 18in baskets.

What is the warranty? +

5-year UV warranty for indoor and outdoor use. Full terms at designerplants.com/pages/warranty.

Is this safe for children and animals? +

Yes. Non-toxic, SafeTex certified, RoHS compliant.

Can this be used commercially? +

Yes. Specified by designers and operators worldwide. Trade pricing via [email protected].

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